Adrenaline and Community Converge at Rangeley’s Snodeo
Find a new appreciation for winter in Maine amidst a sea of revving engines, wintertime revelry, and snowmobile backflips.
48 Hours in Cape Elizabeth, South Portland + Scarborough
These three communities are best known for their beaches and lighthouses, but they’re also rich with art and antiques, incredible food, and plenty of dog-friendly activities.
Lighting the Way
What started as a season-extender for coastal Maine Botanical Gardens has become a wintertime destination.
48 Hours in Bridgton
In the heart of the Lakes Region lies Bridgton, with its quintessential Main Street and the longest continuously run ski area in Maine, all about an hour’s drive from Portland.
48 Hours on Pemaquid Peninsula
Rich with history, serene coastlines, and dreamy small towns, the Pemaquid peninsula is a quiet coastal escape in the midcoast
Lay of the Land
History and nature find harmony at the Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge
Trailblazers
A unique network of trails, the East Coast Greenway winds through city limits and over state lines
Quiet After the Storm
Finding solitude on Mount Desert Island.
48 Hours in Sebago Lake
A summertime paradise for boaters, fishermen, and campers, Maine’s second-largest lake offers myriad opportunities for fun and relaxation on and off the water.
48 Hours in Stonington + Deer Isle
This pair of Hancock County towns offers a quaint coastal retreat with plenty of hiking trails, public preserves, and beaches to explore, plus a vibrant art scene.